When you live in a place with a different culture, you may not be used to the local customs. The local people may also have the same feeling about your ‘own customs. How do we deal with these cultural differences? Read the following conversation between our main characters at a teahouse. (BX+EIR Lesson 27) AS BS MRA: TUR RILAFA2® BOF: A-ES, FR-BEAG, MA: 3505, HAS. BHF: LRAERFHMSRE, SRAM FRA, ARAVA VAT AR F BIL BUS DRA: RRLARY, RAT A OM, WANE BRAAT. MAR: R-R—-T! BURABRA: RMELWAGK, RARARY PERK, EVA: PERARIAM MILA, AMAR S HR R T, ARB GR, ILA, OS RE, AAR LI BS RD AIL, RP BUG, RARER WR. HERA RSE, ANT BOR TARA. REAM, Qy RIA ARTI Cantata) EDA: NPE RMAMAKAI, K ~ R-DBR, —LWKR, HARROHR, ies BRAK, EKRHMALASSRR, Heli RAB IAA, rete veep © OF: WNBA, EDR, AWARE BSRKAT, EDA: RBARILG-AIK, TRA ARE ARE ILA HL 3, ANAT, MUA-PAB, MBILARS, AM FI MRAAABDERRG 5 BKA: 44, AiR, — HK, ial New Words LAS i ru xiang When in Rome, do as the Romans do. sui su Xx voor to enter 3 N xiang native place; home village; country ka Vv sui to follow cS N su custom5. AH 6. AE 1. TR 8. UG 9. if] 3. 4S N/M Adv Adv fawuyudn fuwu ha didinxin shdo chaguan iGojis féngsu rénao nao shudhua shéngyin shéng geéng zul witdi attendant, waiter/waitress to give service; to serve kettle, pot ARae Hae, UMIIEaE ,— ae 2K , —ae7k light refreshments; pastry = —-#£ 44>, —JT Rub AUD, Bub slightly; a little HM, W—TF .WA— UL teahouse ARH , BIA to understand; to find out J #@ HU, Ti SPAR TPS eT A custom — 7 f8R RUE BILAN RUS, FF AY BREE 5 AS TBA A bustling with noise and excitement #4] AYRES, ARAM, BANAL noisy AIH to speak; to talk Pitt Ais, HRB HE BL sound, voice HAA TH BENIN E , HH PK sound, voice KF, /\ FH , SEF more EAM, BUR BR, BAS, E HET Hh BE Bb BES, BG most SHAH IAAT AE ARE EL H XE EK AE a stage SEG RISES ESE EA, 3+